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Coming soon at Titan Airways: all-business Airbus A318

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Titan Airways is thrilled to be launching a new all-business 32-seat Airbus A318-100, available from early June.Configured with just 32 lie-flat seats, offering a huge 72 inch seat pitch when upright and 6ft bed when in full lie-flat mode, our Airbus A318 is ideal for group travel in ultimate comfort.  For greater convenience, all seats are equipped with in-seat power, including a selection of two and three pin sockets, enabling passengers to run and charge electronic devices such as laptops, tablets and phones.

 

The bright, modern, spacious cabin enables guests to sit back, relax and thoroughly enjoy our 5-star service.  With sumptuous in-flight dining, complemented by fine wines and delivered by cabin crew who are passionate about service, the Titan Airways’ Airbus A318 experience is sure to be truly memorable one.

With Titan Airways’ Airbus A318 32J, passengers can enjoy the benefits of a VIP charter experience, with a fully customised itinerary, bypassing main terminals and being whisked to and from their luxurious private aircraft.

Ideal for short, medium and long haul, single and multi-destination trips, our Airbus has a superb range – for an aircraft of its size – of 3,600 nautical miles.  Plus, thanks to its size and steep approach compatibility, the aircraft can operate to and from smaller regional airfields.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be among the first to charter Titan Airways A318 this summer, contact our team of experts today on either + 44 (0) 1279 680616 or charter@titan-airways.co.uk.

Additional note: Titan Airways will lease this A318, serial 4039, from British Airways on 30 May 2017, with an option to buy it after two years. The aircraft will be used for (luxury) charters and possible return to London City. Also, the decision is part of a long-term wider strategy to move to an all Airbus fleet.

This post was published on 4 May 2017 13:40

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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André Orban

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